North Somerset Street Cafe Licensing Guidelines

Posted on July 18, 2013 by anthony rylands

North Somerset Council Publication date: 2011 Ranking: Essential The guidance has been produced by North Somerset Council setting out standards and application process for street cafes. Addresses issues for disabled people and in particular, needs of visually impaired people. The…

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